In Thailand, most people are open to the idea of tobacco harm reduction even though they might not be aware of specific risk-reduced products.Read More
Despite dire warnings issued by the Government of South Korea, consumers are embracing heat-not-burn devices.Read More
Tobacco-product tax increases in Iran have performed well in cutting observable cigarette sales, but these have been replaced in part at least by smuggled products.Read More
Complainants bringing a case against tobacco firms have been told they are at the wrong address. They should be seeking changes to the laws governing tobacco products and their sale. Read More
In brushing aside electronic cigarettes and stating that people should not become addicted to nicotine, the European Commission is burying its head in the sands of self-righteousness.Read More
Businesses that offer al fresco dining areas should be allowed to choose whether to permit smoking in those areas, or in a part of those areas.Read More
The debate about whether the word 'cigarette' in the term 'electronic cigarette' has mainly negative or positive connotations is once again coming to the surface.Read More
With the world facing existential threats from climate change, species annihilation and pollution, it seems odd to be measuring exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke – to one decimal place.Read More
A new law in Malawi is aimed at stopping tobacco growers being "ripped off" by buyers, but some believe it will favor tobacco companies rather than farmers.Read More
China, like most countries, finds itself in a quandary when it comes to tobacco smoking. Morally, it should discourage the habit, economically it should encourage it. Read More
